EmmaB
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Yes you can connect solar panels of different wattages to the same system without harm BUT….
The system will always choose the lowest voltage/amp and this will result in reducing the efficiency/power in/output. In other words, don’t do it.
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Go to Members Search. You can click on the Connect and/or click the person w/plus sign to request a connection. They will get a notification and they can except or decline.
You can also click on each profile picture to find out more about the person if they have put any info in their profile.
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Mine looked exactly the same. I noticed the ones under the leaves did not have the issue. I got a shade clothe to cover the plants and the newer ones did not have the same issue. I am thinking it is the increasing radiation intensity from the sun. I remember there was a discussion about the fruits etc. are getting burned by the sun on a YouTube video. I think it was Adapt2030.
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EmmaB
MemberSeptember 26, 2022 at 2:05 pm in reply to: How do you advertise what items you have to Barter?It would be cool if they added a swap/barter area in this platform.
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This is excellent. Thank you for posting!
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I remember the one where the guy developed an eating disorder (forget what they called it). Essentially starving himself to death rationing the food he had available. They took him out for health reasons. That one left an impression on me since he did have a lot of dried fish available.
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I do a lot of container gardening. My back will not let me do in ground planting so I use different kinds of containers. The three I had/are using are muck bucket. stock tank and grow bags.
Believe it or not the grow bags (be careful of the fake ones) have lasted the longest. I included a link to the ones I use. Been using mine for 6 years now and they are still holding up. Pack the soil in hard and it does dry up quicker.
Plastic buckets fall apart after a year or 2. Plastic and sun do not get along. I don’t use these any more.
My favorite –> I usual can find old stock tanks from around the farmers/ranchers here for cheap. As long as the sides are sturdy you don’t need a bottom on them. hey come in different sizes too. If you get the higher ones I suggest using the Hugelkultur method to fill them up initially. Then just add more soil each year when the level starts to drop.
Sorry for all the writing here. I know you had a simple question. 🙂
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EmmaB
MemberSeptember 17, 2022 at 7:01 pm in reply to: Anyone here growing dragon fruit or know about it?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLtpB45TWQM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMMfM3maMkE
Self Sufficient Me channel. He has more videos too.
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Heirloom American Purple Top all the way 🙂 I have never found any pelleted rutabaga seeds.
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I am happy I got my grain order in 2 days ago and it has already been shipped. Whew!
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I use it to get rid of ground bees, wasp/hornets nest. I wait until evening or cool days and spray it around the entrance/exit holes. I also spread it around the base of my plants to keep the creepy/crawly critters away. I have found slugs do not like DE.
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Carrots, turnips, beets, peas, lettuce, bok choy, radishes. Garlic and onions for next year harvest. I just planted my garlic today. You are near the ocean so that helps moderate your winters.
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The rooster crowing and even the clucking from the hens can be quite loud. I been really looking into getting quail instead. Small eggs but prolific, not as noisy, easier to clean for meat and can stay in a large aviary safe from predators. Still researching them though.
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I decided to freeze them after reading about the Svalbard Global Seed Vault. I have no data if this is more effective. I haven’t performed any test cases so I don’t know if just vacuumed sealing is enough. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
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If you don’t want to go through the repacking for storage yourself this is a good place to buy, high quality grain. Cheaper if you can pick up locally but more expensive since they did the long term storage packaging for you.